Bosnia
Israir awaits final approval for Tokyo, Miami flights, adds new European destinations for 2027
The announcement came following an earlier announcement by Israir on Sunday that it will expand its operations in Morocco to two weekly flights starting in November.
Hashim Thaci convicted of murder, torture, and detention in Kosovo war crimes trial
Israel’s survival story inspires vision for Republika Srpska’s future, Milorad Dodik tells 'Post'
Israel opens first Chamber of Commerce office in Republika Srpska, Bosnia
On This Day: Srebrenica massacre in Bosnia begins, 27 years ago
The event stands as the most brutal mass death of individuals in Europe since World War II and is the only atrocity since World War II in Europe that constituted genocide.
Berlin set to again deploy troops with EUFOR Bosnia 10 years after withdrawal
The government in Berlin agreed to provide up to 50 troops for EUFOR, marking a return to the force in Bosnia that Germany had left at the end of 2012.
Jerusalem’s Western Wall is part of Israel - Bosnia and Herzegovina official
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Parliamentary House of Peoples Speaker Dragan Covic asked for forgiveness for the Holocaust on behalf of his people.
Mystical Tzfat and historic Sarajevo
The Jerusalem Post Podcast - Travel Edition, Episode 34
US imposes Balkans-related sanctions
The United States on Monday imposed sanctions on seven people in the Western Balkans it accused of being a "threat to regional stability."
Quo Vadis, Aida?: A moving story of the Bosnian War - review
Its release at this moment is a stark reminder that there was a horrific European war not that long ago.
New play 'After Rome' opens in Khan Theater
'After Rome' tells the story of childhood friends from Bosnia.
Members of the 'Jewish Taliban' Lev Tahor spotted in Bosnia - report
The members are allegedly living on the property of a member of the Republic of Srpka's National Assembly. Police say it's unconfirmed if they're in Lev Tahor, but the group has entered the Balkans.
Who was Srpska's Arie Livne?
Livne was born in Budapest and spent his childhood in Novi Sad, Serbia. He life was spent in a long and distinguished career.
Srpska's Milorad Dodik: No one understands Jews like Serbs
One of the most controversial politicians on the planet expresses his steadfast support for Israel and says he looks forward to visiting the country again.
